The HiSTAR-V solar CCTV tower is an all-in-one mobile system that integrates solar power generation, LED lighting, and CCTV surveillance support. It uses high-efficiency solar panels to convert sunlight into electricity, which is stored in built-in batteries-ensuring continuous power supply for CCTV cameras (PTZ, turret-type, etc.) and LED lighting even in sunlight-free conditions.
Equipped with retractable high-power solar panels (configurable up to 1350W dual-pane design) and a large-capacity energy storage system (up to 12kWh as standard, with lithium battery upgrade options), the HiStar solar light CCTV tower reliably powers not only surveillance equipment but also on-site LED work lights. Its portable, trailer-mounted design allows easy transportation, while the pre-installed camera mounting plates (bottom, front, and back of the cabinet) and compatible DC outputs (24V/48V) enable plug-and-play integration with most CCTV systems. Ideal for construction sites, remote areas, and temporary security needs, it delivers uninterrupted power for lighting and surveillance without relying on grid electricity.
Doing assembly of Mobile Solar Power Trailer in work shop
Datas of Biglux Mobile Solar Power Trailer for Device Charge
| Brand Name | BIGLUX |
| Model Number | BL5P-G7MHRS1B |
| Application | Industrial, construction, commercial |
| Solar Panel | Monocrystalline Silicon |
| Battery Type | Lead-Acid |
| Controller | MPPT |
| Solar Panel | 5pcs 450W |
| Battery | GEL 19200WH, LFP 20480WH |
| Backup generator | 3kW Power rating, 50L Fuel Tank |
| Battery AC Charger | 2.5kW AC110V/230V |
| Controller | 80A-E MPPT With Remote Battery Monitoring |
| Charging time | 7.7 hours with good sunshine |
| Running time | 72 Hours Under 213W Load |
| Trailer | US AU and EU standard with triple axle, 4 outriggers, Ball hitch, safety chains |
The gross weight of Mobile Solar Power Trailer for Device Charge is approx 5000KG to keep the balance
The solar panels are beam angle adjustment by hybrid power.
Some energy industrial news for you:
International mining company Rio Tinto has announced a plan to deploy a 1GW renewable energy generation facility in Australia's Pilbara, foreign media reported.
The company said it would invest A $600 million ($402 million) to deploy a large solar power facility and battery storage system at an iron ore mine in Western Australia.
Rio Tinto will finance the deployment of two 100W solar farms and a 200MWh battery storage system. Rio Tinto recently opened a 34MW solar farm at its Gudai-Darri iron mine, and these projects will provide more renewable power to the site.
The facilities will be operational by 2026 and Rio's board has approved the investment of another 100MW solar power facility in the region.
Other companies are also investing in renewable energy deployment in the Pilbara, given the region's abundant solar and wind resources and the need for more renewable power for mining work. In addition, operating fossil fuel power generation facilities in off-grid mines is not only environmentally polluting, but also costly and challenging to transport fuel.
In June, BP acquired a 40.5 percent stake in a green hydrogen project, which will be deployed in the Pilbara region by electrolysis of water to produce hydrogen or ammonia from solar and wind power facilities.
In February, Fortescue metals Group unveiled plans to build a 5.4GW renewable energy hub in the region, which could host up to 9,100MWh battery storage systems, according to planning documents submitted to local authorities.
Rio Tinto wants to halve its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the Pilbara region by 2030, when it will invest about A $3 billion to deploy renewable energy generation facilities and build transmission lines and storage systems in the region, said Simon Trott, chief executive of Rio Tinto's iron ore business.
"The Pilbara is a great place to deploy renewable energy," he said. "It also has plenty of land, good roads and abundant wind and solar power. The Pilbara grid is the largest privately owned grid in Australia and this is the infrastructure we need to ensure we have the transition to renewable energy."
In fact, Rio Tinto's A $3 billion plan to deploy a 1GW renewable power facility in the Pilbara region is a significant part of the company's total A $7.5 billion planned for decarbonization projects in 2030.
Last year, the company announced it would provide 6GW of renewable power for its mining operations in Australia, and in June issued a tender to large wind and solar power developers in central and southern Queensland seeking to procure 4GW of power for aluminium smelting and refining operations.
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